Parents, You are invited to attend Red Bud Middle's Virtual Family Math Night on December 13 at 5:00 PM. This is a great way to promote family time at home with a math focus! We hope you will join us!
The Gordon County Schools (GCS) Nutrition Program was awarded a $35,000 grant from Share Our Strength’s No Kid Hungry campaign.
The Gordon County Schools (GCS) Nutrition Program has been awarded a $35,000 grant from Share Our Strength’s No Kid Hungry campaign.
The Gordon County Paul Gwin Unit 47 American Legion Auxiliary recently treated over 60 students at Red Bud Middle and Red Bud Elementary to a Christmas Party. Students received snacks and stuffed animals and were surprised by a visit from Santa and Mrs. Claus! Thank you to the Ladies Auxiliary for sponsoring this fun holiday activity!
Congratulations to our RBMS Spelling Bee Winner, Tracy Par! Tracy will be representing RBMS in the Gordon County Spelling Bee! Our school runner-up was Cooper Maytum! Way to Go!
(Left to Right) Runner-Up, Cooper Maytum, RBMS Assistant Principal, Becky Hulsey, and Winner, Tracy Par!
Congratulations to 8th grader, River Hall! He competed in the Area 1 Lawnmower Operations and Maintenance competition in Chattooga County on Tuesday and came in 2nd place! He will represent RBMS in the State Competition in Fort Valley on February 12! Way to go River!
Congratulations to the Teacher and Staff Member of the month, Mr. Ian Robbins and Mrs. Heather Jarvis!
Mr. Robbins works hard to find ways to reach all his students and is a major team player. He helps coach two sports, took the lead for the 8th grade’s Junior Achievement implementation, assists all the 8th grade teachers in preparing for the lessons, and works very hard to assist his content-area colleagues in preparing lessons, tests, and activities for Georgia History. This is only Mr. Robbins's third year at RBMS but works and teaches as if he has been doing this for a lifetime.
Mrs. Jarvis is one of the first adults our students encounter every morning as they walk into the school building. She greets everyone with a smile, asks how they are and encourages them to get something for breakfast from her cart. She is the reason some of our students have a good day. They know they are safe and welcome when they walk in the building and that their physical needs are being met through the nutrition station. She really cares for each of our students.
Red Bud Middle 8th grade GA History students were recently treated to an investigative lesson on the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. They were shown primary sources, such as journal entries and court interviews that dealt with events leading up to and the days following the assassination. Students were also introduced to the many suspects involved in the conspiracy, heard the evidence against them and, before being told the actual outcome of the trial, had to determine whether the suspects were innocent or guilty. Students were very interested in this highly engaging lesson.
